One for the Scottish Contingent

As you can see I am bored, hurt my back so not moving around too much - Jim at friends watching 65" 3D TV and will want one when he gets home   and I saw a question on another forum which I think you lot can answer.   

Does a SCOTTISH breakfast have haggis in it?   It seems the OP wants to know where to get a Scottish Breakfast in Tenerife but 3 of the 5 replies (2 being from Bonnie Scotland) say you don´t get haggis for breakfast you get square sausage.  So who is right???

Gypsy wrote:As you can see I am bored, hurt my back so not moving around too much - Jim at friends watching 65" 3D TV and will want one when he gets home   and I saw a question on another forum which I think you lot can answer.   

Does a SCOTTISH breakfast have haggis in it?   It seems the OP wants to know where to get a Scottish Breakfast in Tenerife but 3 of the 5 replies (2 being from Bonnie Scotland) say you don´t get haggis for breakfast you get square sausage.  So who is right???

It certainly doesn't in this house.  Traditional Scottish Breakfast is normally, Bacon, Egg, Lorne (Square) Sausage, Potato Scone, Beans and usually (but not always) Black Pudding.

Gypsy wrote:As you can see I am bored, hurt my back so not moving around too much - Jim at friends watching 65" 3D TV and will want one when he gets home   and I saw a question on another forum which I think you lot can answer.   

Does a SCOTTISH breakfast have haggis in it?   It seems the OP wants to know where to get a Scottish Breakfast in Tenerife but 3 of the 5 replies (2 being from Bonnie Scotland) say you don´t get haggis for breakfast you get square sausage.  So who is right???

On the TV front, you should be glad it's not my friends he's gone to, he has a 10 foot screen with a 3d projector coupled to his Virginmedia TIVO box, 3d bluRay Player and a full 5.1 sound system.

That is starting to make me feel hungry, wonder what time he will get back - I have put a stew in the oven and it is smelling good I might just start before him.

Remember to leave some for him !!!!

When I'm in B&Bs up here, they almost always offer haggis and black pudding (both sliced) in their full Scottish brekkie. Curiously, they rarely do square sausage, it's usually links.

is haggis not essentially white pudding?

Nope, different beastie all together Dermo. White pudding & Haggis

Gypsy, would you like some patches

The Lone Ranger wrote:Nope, different beastie all together Dermo. White pudding & Haggis

They tasted very similar last time I tried haggis. Or maybe that was just taking advantage of the poor simple tourist.

The Lone Ranger wrote:Nope, different beastie all together Dermo. White pudding & Haggis

Whilst on the Wiki link I searched square sausage, now I know what that is. 

Perfectspecimen wrote:

The Lone Ranger wrote:Nope, different beastie all together Dermo. White pudding & Haggis

Whilst on the Wiki link I searched square sausage, now I know what that is. 

It's Sunday name is Lorne sausage... 

Thanks Kev, I have taken some volteren and have some volteren cream too so it is starting to kick in and work. I should be OK by tomorrow, nice hot bath, early night and hopefully sorted. xx

My friend has a Telvision thats half a mile wide and has its own satalite station, He uses a generating station to run it, The sound is faster than sound so you hear what happened in two hours time, it creates enough heat for the whole town, so everybody walks around in shorts,
He bought it from me when i upgraded  

The Lone Ranger wrote:When I'm in B&Bs up here, they almost always offer haggis and black pudding (both sliced) in their full Scottish brekkie. Curiously, they rarely do square sausage, it's usually links.

Does nobody do clootie dumpling any more , fried and topped with fried eggs

Black and white then

Mcqueen wrote:My friend has a Telvision thats half a mile wide and has its own satalite station, He uses a generating station to run it, The sound is faster than sound so you hear what happened in two hours time, it creates enough heat for the whole town, so everybody walks around in shorts,
He bought it from me when i upgraded  

Mine is bigger than yours  

searcher wrote:

The Lone Ranger wrote:When I'm in B&Bs up here, they almost always offer haggis and black pudding (both sliced) in their full Scottish brekkie. Curiously, they rarely do square sausage, it's usually links.

Does nobody do clootie dumpling any more , fried and topped with fried eggs

Someone gave me some clootie dumpling, I thought it was Chrismas Pud.

Asda still sell sliced clootie dumpling. It's great fried with a full Scottish!  

The Lone Ranger wrote:Asda still sell sliced clootie dumpling. It's great fried with a full Scottish!  

Just googled that. Looks great. I'm going to have a go at cooking/baking/boiling one.

3rdforum wrote:

The Lone Ranger wrote:Asda still sell sliced clootie dumpling. It's great fried with a full Scottish!  

Just googled that. Looks great. I'm going to have a go at cooking/baking/boiling one.

Shoot the kent first Dermot  

We used to get them made for our birthdays when we were bairns. Mum would put in a few thruppenny bits and when it got sliced up we'd all be searching for them!  

I had the thrupenny bits weekend before last  

3rdforum wrote:I had the thrupenny bits weekend before last  

  

I expect last time you tried it on with the girls at that reunion Dermo, they had no Thrupenny bits.